Charlie Woods, the son of the renowned golfer Tiger Woods, has achieved an accolade his father did not – a victory at Western High School in Anaheim, California. As a 9th grader, Charlie Woods contributed to The Benjamin School’s triumph in the FHSAA Class A championship.

The event was held at the Mission Inn Resort and Club in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida. Throughout the event, he registered scores of 78 and 76, which positioned him tied for 26th place overall and fourth among his team members.

It was their fourth state golf title victory which was organized in Palm Beach Gardens by Benjamin Field. Leading the team’s success was sophomore Jake Valentine, whose performance, was punctuated by a decisive birdie on the 17th hole and a final putt.

Valentine ensured his tie for eighth place with rounds of 72 and 76. Tiger Woods supported his son‘s team; however, he did not achieve victory in a California state high school championship while attending Western High School.

Bucs are @FHSAA STATE CHAMPIONS! pic.twitter.com/YMiyScs98T

— Benjamin School Athletics (@TBSAthletics1) November 15, 2023

At that time, the California Interscholastic Federation did not conduct the state golf championship. Nevertheless, Tiger Woods left an indelible mark by winning the next major championships. Additionally, he set a record as the youngest champion of the U.S. Junior Amateur in 1991, a feat he would replicate two more times.

Charlie Woods nails an impressive chip at Florida’s State High School Championship

Playing in the Florida High School State Championship, Charlie Woods is continuing his father’s legacy in the sport. His triumphant reaction to his exceptional golf shot was to raise his fist in the air.

Charlie Woods [Image Credit- X]

Charlie Woods, just like his father Tiger Woods, enthusiastically cheered “Let’s Go” and celebrated by pumping his fist as the ball successfully made it into the hole. He participated in a golf tournament at Mission Resort & Club in Florida, close to Orlando.

Charlie Woods helped his high school team to win the State Championship yesterday at the Mission Inn Resort with Tiger watching on from the sidelines. Charlie came T24 in the individual which was dominated by seniors. It was Benjamin’s 4th title in a row.

📸 Palm Beach Post pic.twitter.com/pzaqAfCjU5

— Flushing It (@flushingitgolf) November 16, 2023

Thus far in the course, a mere 𝑠e𝑥tet of participants has achieved scores of par or superior, indicating a challenging progression. Charlie’s score of 78 on the first day landed him in a tie for 36th place.

Representing his high school, Benjamin, in the Class 1A division, his team excelled with a combined score of 298, 10 over par, securing the lead. Not long ago, Charlie clinched a tie for 17th at the prestigious Notah Begay III Junior Golf National Championship, facing off in the 14-15 category, ultimately dominated by the skilled Lucky Cruz.